All Chapters of The Rebirth of the Author: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The collision happened so quickly that many people were still in a daze when they saw it.However, as soon as they realized what was happening, people in the vicinity immediately rushed to the scene of the accident and began administering first aid to the victims.Several victims involved in the accident were rushed to the nearest hospital, one of them was Ayleen Hazel.Unfortunately, hospital officials declared that Ayleen could not be saved and had died from her severe injuries.The headlines were filled with news of the tragic accident that claimed the young writer’s life. So many people felt a sense of loss, including a man sitting with a white flower in his hand, gazing at Ayleen’s body.“I’m sorry, I should have … gotten there faster,” the man said.***Meanwhile, Ayleen Hazel who had been declared dead in 2025 suddenly opened her eyes and immediately felt the sunlight stinging her eyes. She seemed to be lying asleep on a table with one hand propping up her head.She shielded he

“Hey, why are you daydreaming?” Felicity asked.Ayleen swallowed hard and smiled awkwardly, trying to calm herself after that memory from her past came flooding back.Jasper said, “Oh, she’s probably thinking about her thesis topic.”Ayleen remained silent, choosing instead to look back and forth between the two of them.“That’s still a long way off; no need to think about it yet,” Felicity said.“True—unless you want to graduate right away and get out of this campus,” Jasper added.Ayleen smiled and simply said, “Yeah, I’m hungry.”Jasper chuckled, “Hold on, I’ll go get Eliza first.”Once they were all gathered, the four students walked toward the cafeteria. Ayleen couldn’t stop glancing at them repeatedly, as if afraid she might wake up and realize it was all just a dream.It was true that it was highly likely everything she was experiencing right now was related to time travel, but she still didn’t know when she would return to the future.Speaking of the future, is it happening ri

However, as soon as Ayleen had finished speaking, she immediately realised her slip-up. Slightly panicked, she opened her mouth, about to speak again, but it seemed Sea had beaten her to it, saying, “You looked in the direction of that seat as soon as you got on the bus.”“So, I thought you actually wanted to sit there,” added Sea in a casual tone.Ayleen blinked, then quickly looked away. She gave an awkward laugh, “Oh, right. Yes, you’re … right.”“S-sorry,” she continued in a quiet voice. Sea didn’t respond and put her earphones back on, paying no further attention to Ayleen.Ayleen wanted to slap her forehead, the embarrassment made her too shy to move. Ah, Ayleen. Why are you so overconfident? Never mind, it’s all just a coincidence. A COINCIDENCE, Ayleen thought to herself.After trying hard to control herself, Ayleen managed to banish her thoughts of Sea.There was nothing special about it; everything that had happened involving Sea was merely a coincidence—there was nothing

'Oh my gosh', Ayleen couldn’t believe what was happening to her right now.The mere presence of the two people who had broken her heart was already making her feel uncomfortable in that café.And now, to make matters worse, Sea Finley—the man with whom she would have a connection in the future—had also walked in.“God, are You kidding me?” she lamented inwardly, feeling as if she were being toyed with.As if that weren’t enough to make Ayleen anxious, she saw Sea—who had just finished placing his order—walking toward her table and then asking her in a casual tone, “Can I sit here?” Ayleen’s mind told her to refuse. But strangely, she nodded instead, allowing Sea to sit across from her. “Thank you.” As soon as she uttered those two simple words, Sea sat down, still holding her basketball.With Sea there, Ayleen could no longer look in Natasha’s direction. Sea had now become a barrier between her and Natasha. Ayleen tried to muster the courage to lift her face and looked at Sea with

For a few seconds, Ayleen was so stunned by Sea’s words that she didn’t respond—she was simply too shocked.But immediately afterward, Ayleen blurted out a silly reply, “Why would we exchange numbers?”“Do you … need something from me?” she added, to which the handsome man in front of her responded with a light laugh.Ayleen blinked, feeling confused again, but that didn’t last long.Sea stood up from his seat and said, “All right, maybe next time. See you on campus!”Ayleen, still dazed, didn’t have time to respond to his farewell and could only watch as Sea walked away. She watched him until his back was out of sight.Once he was out of sight, Ayleen let out a sigh of relief. “Oh, what’s wrong with you, Ayleen? He was just asking for your phone number—he wasn’t trying to do anything else. Why did you overreact?” Ayleen lamented, feeling she’d made yet another mistake.Little did she know that in the future, Sea’s cell phone number would be one of the most coveted by girls across th